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  • #46
    Re: Investment Propaganda

    Originally posted by Sapiens View Post
    You cannot say they don't have a sense of humor, LOL! How is that for a cover?
    Pimpco's El Erian recently said that when it's raining you want to be under an umbrella; and the harder it rains the closer you want to be to the handle.

    I suppose a TARP is what you want when an umbrella can't handle the deluge...

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    • #47
      Re: Investment Propaganda

      Originally posted by GRG55 View Post
      Pimpco's El Erian recently said that when it's raining you want to be under an umbrella; and the harder it rains the closer you want to be to the handle.

      I suppose a TARP is what you want when an umbrella can't handle the deluge...
      After TARP comes a Circus Tent... :rolleyes:
      http://www.NowAndTheFuture.com

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      • #48
        Re: Investment Propaganda

        Originally posted by bart View Post
        After TARP comes a Circus Tent... :rolleyes:
        And after that the lions ... hmmm ... I wonder who is going to be "the christians"

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        • #49
          Re: Investment Propaganda

          Originally posted by bart View Post
          After TARP comes a Circus Tent... :rolleyes:
          Bill Cosby has some advice on that subject...

          http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52wXFJjkubI

          [maybe Rajiv can figure out how to make the imbed thing work; gawd knows I can't :p ]

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          • #50
            Re: Investment Propaganda

            Originally posted by GRG55 View Post
            Now here's a good example...MSM [in this case the WSJ] in the pocket as usual:

            I suppose if you make $1.7 B's for your investors with Paulson's help you get to write this sort of thing [from the Washington Post]...
            How Main Street Will Profit

            By William H. Gross
            Wednesday, September 24, 2008; Page A23

            ...The Treasury proposal will not be a bailout of Wall Street but a rescue of Main Street, as lending capacity and confidence is restored to our banks and the delicate balance between production and finance is given a chance to work its magic...

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            • #51
              Re: Investment Propaganda

              Originally posted by GRG55 View Post
              [/indent][/indent]I suppose if you make $1.7 B's for your investors with Paulson's help you get to write this sort of thing [from the Washington Post]...
              How Main Street Will Profit

              By William H. Gross
              Wednesday, September 24, 2008; Page A23

              ...The Treasury proposal will not be a bailout of Wall Street but a rescue of Main Street, as lending capacity and confidence is restored to our banks and the delicate balance between production and finance is given a chance to work its magic...
              If I had OPM's, I'd totally be long junk mortgages into the bailout.

              however, i'm not touching anything with my own money... what a casino!

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              • #52
                Re: Investment Propaganda

                Originally posted by phirang View Post
                If I had OPM's, I'd totally be long junk mortgages into the bailout.

                however, i'm not touching anything with my own money... what a casino!
                That's inccorect. Ehe correct English terms for that are: scam, swindle, con.

                Take your pick.

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                • #53
                  Re: Investment Propaganda

                  Originally posted by GRG55 View Post
                  Bill Cosby has some advice on that subject...

                  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52wXFJjkubI

                  [maybe Rajiv can figure out how to make the imbed thing work; gawd knows I can't :p ]
                  GRG -- the embed code is on the right side of the youtube page -- just copy and paste -- and you have an embedded video.

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